I can see the parent misconstruing compiling elisp with building a new emacs-like editor, but the thread (and article) was about compiling elisp. That being sa

I can see the parent misconstruing compiling elisp with building a new emacs-like editor, but the thread (and article) was about compiling elisp. That being said a clojure editor could be pretty fun, the oy downside being writing native widgets for a gui. I hardly know anyone who uses emacs in a shell if they can help it, and i know far more people who would prefer to use a shell inside of emacs instead.